From the user perspective, I hope that this will help to discover features of TOPAS more easily and find solutions to their problems more quickly.
Within these diverse fields of print, blank verse was employed as illustration and index, directing attention to newly discovered features of British speech and space and helping to materialize the vocal and visual contours of the nation.
And they threaten to inhibit the development of more refined treatment recommendations (like that embodied in Mayo's test), that combine Prometheus' correlations with later discovered features of metabolites, human physiology or individual patient characteristics.
Theatre historians can dig around in it and discover features of Williams's later plays: the languorous southerness, the girl whose loving is doomed, the type of man he was drawn to, and the type of man he thought he was.
Significant parts of scientific investigation are carried out on models rather than on reality itself because by studying a model we can discover features of and ascertain facts about the system the model stands for; in brief, models allow for surrogative reasoning (Swoyer 1991).
We synthesized eQTL results from >50 datasets, including new primary data from human brain, peripheral plaque and kidney samples, in order to discover features of human eQTLs.
Therefore, although the number and types of variants are large, and often not understood, we do possess a strong context within which to consider newly discovered features of cancer, as we fill-in the overall picture of cancer.
They also used the evolutionary data to discover features of TF binding that were associated with higher conservation, such as clustered binding, combinatorial binding with other TFs, and the presence of specific sequence motifs in or near binding intervals [ 76, 77].
Large-scale copy number polymorphisms (CNPs) are a recently discovered feature of human genomic architecture [1].
A relatively newly discovered feature of asRNA is the antisense transcription of pseudogenes [ 15, 16].
